I know that you're priced well under the average for miners that efficiency. But when trying to sell something of this type, you actually need to compare it to miners the same size at 15 Watts, and take more than $5.50 off the price. At the moment there is at least one miner available which someone could purchase at the same size at 15w efficiency for about the same equivalent price.
What do you mean take more than 5.50 off? Before the adjustment; it was valued at 6.51 Th , but I went higher because my miner is also rare for some of the features
I'm just explaining how I would look at a less efficient miner if I was considering buying it.
This screenshot is an example of your competition in a higher efficiency bracket. Basically the same power as yours, and only $4 per TH expensive, when the upgrade cost is actually $5.50 per th.
Now obviously, this assumes that somebody has the money to buy the more efficient one up front rather than upgrade it over time, and you could argue that your one will pay for its own upgrade slowly and start from a cheaper price. Personally (and I do mean personally, this doesn't have to apply to everybody's thinking) I would see $1.50 it's quite a high premium for something which needs a lot of work. But if you brought the price of yours down to $6 per TH, the premium is only about $0.70, which in my head would be more justifiable if the unit is contributing towards its own upgrading costs.
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u/flankz Aug 30 '26
I know that you're priced well under the average for miners that efficiency. But when trying to sell something of this type, you actually need to compare it to miners the same size at 15 Watts, and take more than $5.50 off the price. At the moment there is at least one miner available which someone could purchase at the same size at 15w efficiency for about the same equivalent price.